Senior services report flags transit cost variance, voucher program usage
Senior & Adult Services Director Laura Toth told commissioners the Senior Farmers Market Voucher program reached its cap and shared mid‑year figures: 7,392 transit trips, 19,160 home‑delivered meals and a $9,355 transit variance through six months. Commissioners discussed levy limits and sustainability.
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Senior & Adult Services Director Laura Toth told the Medina County Board of Commissioners on Aug. 4 that the Senior Farmers Market Voucher program has reached its maximum of 176 state applications, with $23,370 expended to date — a 27% utilization rate. She said the Senior & Adult Foundation has distributed 251 supplemental $50 vouchers at the Medina Farmers Market, of which 48% have been spent.
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